The Temple Quartette

Ann Arbor musicloving people are to have Ihe privilege of listening to the finest quartette in the United States Saturday e ?enDg. in Uciversity hall. The Temple Quartette, of Boston, composed of W. R. Jateman, Ist tenor, E. F. Webber, 2nd enor, Hi A. Caok, baritone, and A. O. lyder, basso, is justly celebrated. The Troy Times says of them that " to those who have never heard them, the Wending and exquisite modnlation of their voices were a revelation." This fine combina! ion s accompanied by Miss Lillian Chandler, oio violinigt, who is said to be a young rtist of rre abilitiea. John Francis Gilder 8 the pianist, and Miss Carrie E. Hale wil! jive dramatic recitals.